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PAS, Bersatu to contest over 40 seats in Johor polls: Tuan Ibrahim

Perikatan Nasional set to contest all 56 constituencies, says Islamist party’s deputy president

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 11 Feb 2022 4:58PM

PAS, Bersatu to contest over 40 seats in Johor polls: Tuan Ibrahim
Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man says that seat allocations between PAS and Bersatu are still being discussed and have yet to be finalised by Perikatan Nasional’s main committee for the Johor election, which will determine the number of seats both parties will contest. – The Vibes pic, February 11, 2022

KOTA BARU – PAS and Bersatu, as part of the Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition, are expecting to contest over 40 seats in the upcoming Johor election on March 12, PAS deputy president Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man said.

Overall, PN is expecting to contest in all 56 state constituencies, he added.

“The party machinery has made preparations for this state election and allocation of seats will be done as best as possible as there are still a couple of other parties in PN.

“The rest (of the seats will be for) the other component parties in PN,” he told reporters after conducting a working visit to the National NRW Approach Programme for Kelantan near Pasir Tumboh here today.

Tuan Ibrahim said seat allocations between PAS and Bersatu were still being discussed and had yet to be finalised by PN’s main committee for the Johor election, which will determine the number of seats both parties will contest.

“We have also agreed that there will be one operations room for PAS and Bersatu at each location to ease planning and party efforts,” he added.

The Election Commission has set March 12 as polling day for the Johor election with nominations on February 26, while early voting will take place on March 8. – Bernama, February 11, 2022

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